A fully electric, autonomous shuttle will be invading downtown Las Vegas for the next 10 days. And city officials want you to jump on board to give it a shot.
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While work is underway to develop the state’s first urban drone testing site, a grant Nevada State College received last month has created a foundation for local teachers and students to elevate their learning of unmanned aerial systems.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal takes a look at the top moments from 2016.
A local business owner claims she is actively being pushed out of business by waste-management company Republic Services.
Can you wait until the last minute to send Christmas presents and expect them to be delivered? In a word, yes.
A company’s potential water use, in some cases, is the deciding factor of whether or not Nevada will provide tax incentives. As state officials work to attract tech and advanced manufacturing companies, they have to reconcile economic development with water conservation.
Don’t use your debit card. That’s the message from law enforcement officials going into the holiday shopping season.
A long-awaited vote on a bill that would increase hotel room taxes to fund a domed stadium and improvements to the Las Vegas Convention Center failed to materialize early Friday morning after a 17-hour Assembly session.
Critics of a proposed $1.9 billion, 65,000-seat domed football stadium say they want a better deal for Southern Nevadans if tax dollars are used to help fund construction, but an influential casino lobbying group joined the debate Wednesday by saying stadium developers and government officials have covered all areas of concern.
Hundreds of Riviera fans, insomniacs or people who just enjoy the sight and sound of a big building being brought down gathered around the Riviera Tuesday morning to give it a send-off into history.
Matt Youmans and Richard Velotta cover developments from the Southern Nevada Tourism Infrastructure Committee meeting Monday at UNLV.
Las Vegas bid a bittersweet goodbye to the Riviera early Tuesday morning, as the historic hotel’s Monaco tower came crashing down to make way for expanded convention facilities.
Clark County is moving ahead with plans to develop an elevated limited-access airport expressway along Paradise Road, Koval Lane and Tropicana Avenue.
If you plan to enter the new T-Mobile Arena from the Strip, prepare for the pleasure of public art, desert-friendly landscaping, sushi, pizza and chicken and waffles.
Private investigators hired by the owner of a Southern Nevada taxi company secretly recorded ride solicitations on cellphone video, catching 10 contracted ride-hailing drivers accepting illegal rides for cash.
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